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Location: Frozen Tundra | I wanted one from the moment I heard of them. I had a little money free up, along w/ some gas, I scored one. I'm pretty dang impressed with what you can do with it. I do a single act. Throw a capo into the mix and, really, some very cool new ideas.
Overall fit and finish and playability are excellent. Both necks are straight and true. Great electronics. They both have low action and play superb. Yes, I would like that $6000 USA one on eBay now, but I can't see where you'de be gaining that much. I got it for 7 bills w/ shipping. |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | NIce grab.....and tons lighter than an equivalent solid body! :eek: |
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Location: Frozen Tundra | however, the USA one looks very fine.
Yes, the weight was good; only like 9 pounds. |
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Location: NJ | I had mentioned in an earlier thread that I had just played one of those in GC for the first time . . .
It's not a bad unit for someone who gigs with multiple guitars.
For the money, I definitely wouldn't mind havin' one of these to "take out" and leave my better guitars home safe . . . |
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Location: Wooster, Ohio | Bought one and needed to have it professionally set up. Once done, it is my main playout guitar. Very versitile and sound great through amp. Once you get used to the two necks it is hard not to want both at your disposal. I think it is very underated for the value.
Steve |
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Celebrity doubleneck- GAS hit me...
